DEXWireNews on Instagram: "On May 8, 2004, Ann Wolfe delivered what is widely regarded as the most devastating knockout in women’s boxing history during a nationally televised bout against Vonda Ward (likely the intended “vandalism ward,” possibly a phonetic or autocorrect error for the tall, imposing Ward). The fight was for the vacant IBA female light heavyweight title and the WIBA light heavyweight championship, marking a historic moment as Wolfe joined the rare club of fighters holding three

KNOCKOUT on Instagram: "On May 8, 2004, Ann Wolfe delivered one of the most brutal and unforgettable knockouts in boxing history. Facing Vonda Ward, an undefeated 6-foot-6 heavyweight champion with a 6-inch height advantage, Wolfe stepped into the ring as the underdog but only for 68 seconds. From the opening bell, Wolfe charged forward, showing zero fear of Ward’s size or reputation. Just over a minute into the fight, Wolfe slipped inside and unleashed a thunderous overhand right that landed fl